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black sage

/blæk seɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom courant de plusieurs arbustes aromatiques, notamment Salvia mellifera, poussant en Californie et en Basse-Californie, connus pour leurs feuilles sombres et leur forte odeur.

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/blæk seɪdʒ/formalscientific
  • frNom courant de plusieurs arbustes aromatiques, notamment Salvia mellifera, poussant en Californie et en Basse-Californie, connus pour leurs feuilles sombres et leur forte odeur.

A common name for several aromatic shrubs, particularly Salvia mellifera, native to California and Baja California, known for its dark leaves and strong scent.

  1. A type of shrubB2formalamerican

    A common name for several species of shrubs, particularly *Salvia mellifera*, native to California and Baja California, known for its dark green leaves and aromatic properties.

    frSauge noire

    • Black sage is often found in coastal sage scrub habitats.
    • The leaves of black sage can be used to make a fragrant tea.
    • Hikers often notice the strong scent of black sage after rain.